Air Conditioners  - page 6

Today one of our HVAC technician received a call from a homeowner in Centennial Hills 89130, she told us about a musty odor coming from her central air conditioning system. The unit was a 5-year-old Trane XR14 split-system, known for its reliability and efficiency. The woman was trully distressed about a persistent, musty odor coming from her air conditioning system.

Living in Las Vegas means dealing with some serious heat, and your AC is your best friend during those scorching summer months. I’m Charlie, your local HVAC expert from Nevada Residential Services Air Conditioning and Heating. I’ve been in the business for over 10 years, and I can tell you firsthand that regular air conditioning system maintenance is a game-changer.

The summer heat in this region is notorious for its intensity, often pushing temperatures well beyond the 100-degree mark. For many residents and local homeowners, this means battling the discomfort of sweltering indoor temperatures and the dread of sky-high energy bills. Many homeowners struggle with outdated or inefficient cooling systems, leading to excessive electricity consumption and unexpected breakdowns. Finding effective ways to maintain a cool home in such extreme conditions is crucial.

Let me tell you about this recent emergency AC repair we handled. A few days ago, we received a call from Cheryl, a resident of Henderson, NV. She lives in the southern part of Black Mountain, near O'Callaghan Park. For the past few days, she noticed her AC was acting weird – it couldn’t keep the temperature steady, was making strange noises, and there was this odd burning smell.

Keeping a 2,000+ square foot, two-story house cool in the sweltering Las Vegas summer can be challenging due to the extreme heat. Today, our HVAC tech's at Nevada Residential Services are willing to share some effective strategies to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature in a two story house, along with a discussion on whether it’s better to run one or two AC units.